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Aid to the Church in Need (A registered Catholic charity in England and Wales (1097984) and Scotland (SC040748))
ACN is a Pontifical Foundation directly under the Holy See. As a Catholic charity it supports the faithful wherever they are persecuted, oppressed or in need, through prayer, information and action. Founded in 1947 by Fr Werenfried van Straaten, whom Pope St John Paul II named 'an outstanding Apostle of Charity', the organisation is now at work in about 140 countries. Undertaking thousands of projects every year, the charity provides emergency support for people experiencing persecution. transport for clergy and catechists, funding for media and evangelisation projects, grants for church building, Mass stipends, subsistence support for priests and religious and training for seminarians.
Contact: Dr Caroline Hull, National Director; Head of Community Outreach for England, Scotland and Wales: Lorraine McMahon
Aid to the Church in Need UK,12-14 Benhill Avenue, Sutton, Surrey SM1 4DA
Tel: 020 8642 8668
Email: acn@acnuk.org
Website: www.acnuk.org

A National Catholic Research Centre, established by the Catholic Bishops of England and Wales in 1977. It seeks to promote understanding of Catholic teaching on healthcare and biotechnology issues through research and educational outreach. The Centre engages in scholarly dialogue with academics and practitioners of different traditions, and contributes to public policy debates and consultations. In addition to academic conferences and seminars, it also runs educational programmes for, and gives advice to, healthcare professionals. biomedical scientists, students and the wider Catholic community.
Director: Prof David Albert Jones, The Anscombe Bioethics Centre, 82-83 St. Aldate's, Oxford OX1 1RA
Tel: 07734 964620
Email: admin@bioethics.org.uk
Website: www.bioethics.org.uk

The Archconfraternity of St Stephen exists to promote and encourage high standards of altar serving. Servers can be enrolled into the Guild with permission of their Parish Priest once they have been serving for at least six months and made their First Communion. Please contact the Hon Secretary or Diocesan Director for details on how a parish can be affiliated to the Guild.
National Director: Fr Dennis Touw Tempelmans-Plat (Fulham 1)
Diocesan Director: Fr Keith Stoakes (Commercial Road)
Hon President: Paul Briers
Hon Secretary: Mark Besford
Email: secretary@guildofststephen.org

The Association for Latin Liturgy promotes the use of Latin in the Novus Ordo and the Church's inheritance of Gregorian Chant, working especially to enable the faithful to particpate fully in the Latin liturgy in its contemporary form. We arrange meetings with sun Masses, Vespers and Benediction in Latin, talks, chant days, publish our journal 'Latin Liturgy', engage in liturgical studies, liaise with the hierarchy, and produce liturgical booklets for congregations.
Membership Secretary, 173 Davidson Road, Croydon CR0 6DP
Email: enquiries@latin-liturgy.org
Web: www.latin-liturgy.org www.facebook.com/latinliturgy twitter.com/latinliturgyuk

Part of the Missio network, the Association for the Propagation of the Faith (APF) builds much needed infrastructure in predominantly impoverished, remote areas - from chapels and schools, to orphanages, clinics and dispensaries. Requested by the local community, our support transforms lives and creates a hub from which the young Church can flourish and grow, spreading the Good News of the Gospel, ministering to the faithful and delivering essential services in health and education through the Red Mission boxes and the World Mission Sunday annual collection.
Diocesan Director: Fr Carlos Quito
Email: carlosquito@rcdow.org.uk
Mill Hill Appealer for the Diocese: Fr John Hemer MHM
Tel: 020 7349 5609
Email: johnhemer@gmail.com
National Office for Missio (Reg Charity No. 1056651), 23 Eccleston Square, London SW1V 1NU
Tel: 020 7821 9755
Email: apf@missio.org.uk
Web: www.missio.org.uk

To promote personal devotion to, and public honour of, Our Lady under the title ‘Help of Christians’. A prayer meeting is held on the fourth Saturday of each month at 3.30pm at 9 Henry Road, London N4 2LH
Contact: Deacon Kassa Tsegaye, 120 Seaford Road, London N15 5DT
Tel: 07930 416927
Fr Hugh Preston SDB
Tel: 07806 803683

An association for Religious who are retired or are approaching the age of retirement. Its aims are to encourage its members to continue to be outgoing while accepting the challenge which comes with age.
National Secretary: Sr Ann Heaney, The Sisters of Providence, 79 Oakfield Road, Stroud, London N4 4LB
Tel: 020 8340 1088

To promote spiritual and temporal advancement, reconciliation and understanding among all Sri Lankans and work for peace.
SS Michael and Martin, 94 Bath Rd, Hounslow TW3 3EH
President: P Vincent Paul Perera, BSc Cert Ed
Vice President: Dr Christopher Perera
Joint Secretaries: Dr Joseph S Fernando and Mrs Moira James
Treasurer: Ms Shirani Dassanaike
Tel: 020 8230 9809

Catholic Gap Year and short term volunteer opportunities overseas in India, the Philippines, Rwanda, Lithuania, Belgium, Italy, Latin-America or in the UK in Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Middlesbrough. Volunteer in educational and social projects concerned witbh the Assumption Sisters worldwide. There are 10 subsidised placements each year; share your skills and your life with young people in poor communities around the world; share your skills and your life with young people people in poor communities around the world and let them teach you a new way of living.
Contact: Anne Marie Salgo, Volunteer Co-ordinator, 23 Kensington Square, London W8 5HN
Tel: 020 7361 4752
Email: vc@assumptionvolunteers.org.uk
Web: www.assumptionvolunteers.org.uk

Promulgates the message given by Our Lady at Banneux under the title ‘Virgin of the Poor’ by showing films and leading retreats and pilgrimages. Secretary: Lisa Pirie, 1 Lines Road, Stevenage, SG1 3DJ
Tel: 07500 288384
Email: banneuxndgb@gmail.com

Beginning Experience is a Catholic ministry for men and women who find themselves single again following divorce, separation or the death of a partner. It offers a weekend programme which seeks to encourage participants to close the door gently on the past and to approach life with more confidence and hope in the future.

CAFOD (Charity number 09387398) is the official overseas development and relief agency of the Catholic Church in England and Wales. In over 30 countries we reach people in poverty with practical help. Through our global Church network, one of the largest in the world, we have the potential to reach everyone in greatest need, save lives and relief suffering. In emergencies we provide immediate relief. Our long-term re-building programmes focus on clean water, sanitation, sustainable livelihood and peace-building. Our Campaign work challenges the structures and behaviours that drive poverty, injustice and harm the natural world. We campaign for global justice so that every woman, man and child can live a full and dignified life.
Support can be offered through donations, prayer, volunteering and campaigning. CAFODD's Lent Fast Day is on Friday 3 March 2003 and Harvest Fast Day is on Friday 6 October 2023 and donation envelopes will be available in churches in the weeks preceding.
Contact Tony Sheen, CAFOD Westminster Volunteer Centre, 29 Bramley Road, London N14 4HE
Tel: 020 8449 6970
Email: westminster@cafod.org.uk
Web: cafod.org.uk

International secular institute for women living a celibate life. For the single or widowed.
Web: www.ccinfo.org

CSAN is the official agency of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales for domestic social action. We support and facilitate our network of over 50 Catholic dioceses and independent charities. Our members provide help for families and children, the elderly, homeless people, refugees, the disabled, and prisoners. The national team strives to develop the network, share the education and training, practice and formation of those active in Catholic social action, and offer a coherent Catholic voice on social justice in the public arena. CSAN is a member of Caritas Internationalis within the Carita Europa group.
Chairman of Trustees: Bishop Terence Drainey
Vice-Chairman: Sr Lynda Dealove
CEO: Raymond Friel, Romero House, 55 Westminster Bridge Road SE1 7JB
Tel: 020 7870 2210
Email: admin@csan.org.uk
Web: www.csan.org.uk

The Leaven, the Secular Institute of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, is a secular institute for single women and widows, founded in 1949. There are currently members in England, Scotland, Italy and Australia. The individual apostolate of members is rooted in a life of prayer drawing on the rich heritage of the Carmelites and each member lives her everyday life wherever she finds herself: alone, with family or friends.
Our members work in various jobs including nursing, teaching, in factories and cleaning. The commitment to service and contemplation is shown in the vows they take of poverty, celibacy and obedience.
Contact: Angela Kneale, 8 Fulwell Court, St Leger Drive, Great Linford, Milton Keynes, MK14 5HB Email: thelevensi@gmail.com

Carmel-in-London offers laity and diocesan clergy the opportunity to deepen their following of Christ within one of the Church's most ancient spirituality traditions, combining contemplative reflection with prophetic service and action for justice. Drawing inspiration from the prophet Elijah, the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Saints of Carmel, we form praying communities in the heart of the Church at the service of all God's people, through formal Carmelite Third Order gatherings and more diverse Carmelite Spirituality Groups. A Carmelite Third Order Group of the Ancient Observance (O.Carm) meets regularly in the Diocese of Westminster, alongside the monthly Carmel-in-the-City Spirituality Group.
Contact Sylvia Lucas 07889 436 165
Web: www.carmelinthecity.org.uk.

International Association of Catholic men, with over 250 local groups in the UK including 20+ in Westminster diocese. Catenians support each other, their families and friends, their clergy and parishes, vocations, young people, and many charities each year. We share our faith as friends and meet monthly to renew friendships, share a meal, organise events, and unload the daily stresses and strains of modern living.
Contact: Declan O'Farrell (Director)
Tel: 07866 523092
Email: declanofarrell@hotmail.com
Web: www.thecatenians.com

The Catholic Archives Society promotes and advises on listing, management and preservation of records of dioceses, religious foundations and institutions of the Catholic Church. It is a voluntary organisation founded in 1979 to promote the care of the archives of the Roman Catholic Church in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland, so enabling them: to be used for the efficient administration of the diocese, parish, religious foundation or lay society they concern; to be available for research and cultural uses.
Contact: catholicarchivesociety@gmail.com
Web: www.catholicarchivesociety.org
Twitter: @CatholicArcSoc

The Catholic Association for Racial Justice is an independent charity and a membership organisation. CARJ works with people of diverse backgrounds, in Church and society, to create a more just, more equal, more co-operative community. We do this through education, advocacy and facilitating mutual support among:
- schools, families and young people in marginalised communities
- Gypsies, Roma and Traveller communities
- those working in poor urban communities
- those suffering discrimination based on race, caste, religion and social class
Wherever possible, CARJ works in formal or informal partnership with members, friends and fellow citizens who share our basic values.
Chair: Yogi Sutton, Catholic Association for Racial Justice, 9 Henry Road, London N4 2LH
Tel: 020 8802 8080
Email: info@carj.org.uk
Web: www.carj.org.uk.

Members are encouraged to use their talents to help others, work with like-minded performers, enjoy social and networking opportunities, explore their spiritual side and encourage the performance and publication of Catholic plays and scripts.
Chaplain: Fr Alan Robinson
Secretary: Kenneth Michaels
Email: kennethmichaels@hotmail.com
Web: www.catholicassociationofperformingarts.org.uk

To promote knowledge and love of the Bible. Hon. Secretary, Catholic Biblical Association c/o Department of Theology & Religious Studies, Liverpool Hope University, Hope Park, Taggart Avenue, Liverpool LI6 9JD
Email: millsm@hope.ac.uk
Web: http://cbagb.org.uk

Details about Catholic Charismatic Renewal, including contacts for International, National Diocesan and local groups, prayer groups and communities, and how to subscribe to our quarterly e-newsletter.
Email: ccrcentre.goodnews@gmail.com
Web: www.ccr.org.uk

Contact: Goodnews, CCR Centre, PO Box 67138 London SW11 9FD Tel: 020 7352 5298 Email: ccruk@onetel.com Website: www.ccr.org.uk

(Registered Charity 231022) CCA is the principal animal welfare organisation within the Catholic Church worldwide and we exist to promote and care for the well-being and protection of all of God's creation and work within the spirit of Laudato Si', the Encyclical on the Environment by Pope Francis.
Contact: Chris Fegan
Tel: 07817 730472
Email: chrisfegancca@gmail.com
Web: www.catholic-animals.com

CES is the education agency of the Bishops' Conference. Founded by the Vacars-Apostolic in 1847, its principal aim remains to represent the collective view of the bishops to central government and other national agencies in the field of education. It also supports teh work of diocesan education services abd religious orders who are trustees of schools. In the Catholic sector across England and Wales there are 2,204 schools and colleges educating over 853,000 students. There are also 4 Catholic universities and 8 other Catholic higher education institutions.
Chair: Bishop Marcus Stock
Director: Paul Barber, 39 Eccleston Square, London SW1V 1BX
Tel: 020 7901 1900
Email: general@catholiceducation.org.uk
Web: www.catholiceducation.org.uk

Produce Catholic teaching resources on DVD to equip parishes, schools and colleges. A wide range of CaFE (Catholic Faith Exploration) resources are available for sacramental preparation, parish renewal, chaplaincy groups and to support the RE curriculum in secondary schools.
Director: David Payne, PO Box 333, St Albans, Herts AL2 1EL
Tel: 0845 050 9428
Email: resources@faithcafe.org
Web: www.faithcafe.org www.youthcafe.org

For the training and provision of public speakers on the Catholic Faith.
Enquiries : Philip Gough, 84 Grove Green Road, London E11 4EL
Email: catholic.reconquista@outlook.com
YouTube: Catholic Reconquista

For Catholic members of the medical and healthcare professions.
Contact: Catholic Medical Association, 39 Eccleston Square, London SW1V 1BX
Tel: 020 7901 4895
Chairman of Westminster Branch:
Rev Dr Michael Jarmulowicz, 337 Harrow Road, London W9 3RB
Tel: 020 7286 2170
Email: secretary@catholicmedicalassociation.org.uk
Website: www. catholicmedicalassociation.org.uk

The national forum and information centre of the mission societies and congregations - lay and religious - working in mission and human development projects overseas. It promotes mission, coordinates the annual parish mission appeals by the member societies and is a consultative body to the Bishops' Conference.
Secretary: Richard Owens, CMU Secretariat , Office 4, 106 Lord Street, Southport PR8 1LF
Email: secretariat@cmu.org.uk
Web: www.cmu.org.uk

In 2015 the Catholic National Library was gifted to Durham University, to form part of the Library's collection to support research within the Centre for Catholic Studies and the wider Faculty of Arts and Humanities. The collection is currently being assessed, and together with the co-located Durham collections of Ushaw College, Durham Cathedral and the University, forms a rich resource base for theological research. Once the collection is fully assessed and catalogued it will be accessed via the University Library catalogue.
Web: www.durham.ac.uk/library
Email: cnl@durham.ac.uk

Establisged in 1945, CPW run educational, residential events which provide the opportunity for people to combine study of their faith with thoughtful joyous liturgy, time to reflect and relax, community experience and a holiday for young and old. Chaplains serve on each week. New programme each January.
Email: chaircpw@gmail.com
Web: www.catholicpeoplesweeks.org

Founded in 1904 to make available material for study of the Catholic history of England and Wales since the Reformation, publishing transcripts of diaries, letters and biographies, legal, court and official papers, and records of old Catholic missions, seminaries, colleges and convents. The journal 'British Catholic History' is published twice a year by Cambridge University Press.
Hon Secretary: Dr Scholastica Jacob
Email: secretary@crs.org.uk
Web: www.catholicrecordsociety.co.uk

We believe in helping people to discover, nurture and share their faith, by providing honest and compelling answers to life's deepest questions. Everything we do is authentic, accessible, and authorative. You can rely on us to tackle the important issues of life and faith, to make the complicated easy to understand, and that the works we publish are in line with the teachings of the Catholic Church.
CTS supports the constant spiritual renewal of the Church and faithful, helping people to deepen their faith and share it with others by explaining faith, teaching and life of the Catholic Church. As publisher to the Holy See, CTS publishes the official documents of the Church as they are issued, and offers authentic Catholic teaching at affordable prices.
Chair: Bishop Paul Hendricks
CEO and Publisher: Pierpaolo Finaldi,
Publishing Office: 40-46 Harleyford Road, London SE11 5AY
Tel: 020 7640 0042
Email: orders@CTSbooks.org
Website: www.CTSbooks.org

The Catholic Union of Great Britain (CUGB) was founded in 1870 and is the voice of the Catholic laity working to educate the Government, Parliament and wider society to ensure that our Catholic values and interests are presented to key decision makers who determine legislation and social policy. The funding of CUGB is by annual or life individual membership subscription or donation.

The Catholic Union Charitable Trust (CUCT) was launched in 2015. Its principal aim is to advance Catholic moral, social and spiritual teaching by means of conferences, lectures, training and seminars. The funding of CUCT is by donations which are eligible for gift aid.

CUGB
President: Baroness Hollins
Director: Nigel Parker, The Catholic Union of Great Britain, St Maximilian Kolbe House, 63 Jeddo Road, London W12 9EE
Tel: 020 8749 1321
Email: info@catholicunion.org.uk
Web: www.catholicunion.org.uk

CUCT
Chairman: James Bogle
Secretary: Tom Martin, The Catholic Union of Great Britain, St Maximilian Kolbe House, 63 Jeddo Road, London W12 9EE
Tel: 020 8749 1321
Email: info@cuct.org
Web: cuct.org

An Apologetics project that has spread to 22 countries. Set up to train spokespersons for radio and TV interviews, it now also offers speakers to parishes, chaplaincies, and schools. It holds topical briefings when the Church is in the news, runs a blog (www.cvcomment.org) and has led to publications, including 'How to Defend the Faith Without Raising Your Voice'. It offers bespoke media trainings for dioceses and Catholic organisations in the UK and abroad. Independent of the Bishops' Conference, it is supported as part of their 'Confidently Catholic' agenda, encouraging laypeople 'to know and live their faith with courage and give witness to it with confidence'.
E: info@catholicvoices.org.uk
W: www.catholicvoices.org.uk
X: @CatholicVoices

A national network which calls women to full participation in all aspects of life and the Church as a matter of justice and freedom from oppression. Empowers women to mature in their spiritual life, encourages and enables them to engage in theology and develop new ways of worshipping together. 'WomenWordSpirit' has become the voice of CWN. CWN is a member of the National Board of Catholic Women. Publishes quarterly journal Network.
National Contact: Sheila Doyle 8 Rectory Lane SW17 9PZ
Web: www.womenwordspirit.org

The Catholic Women's League was founded in 1906. It is a Catholic agency uniting Catholic women in a bond of friendship and encouraging them to use their talents in the service of the Church and the community, reaching out to every area of concern.
Westminster Branch President: Veronica Comparini
Tel: 01442 258684
Email: veedotcomp@gmail.com
National Secretary: Jean Clarke
Email: natsec@cwlhq.org.uk
Web: catholicwomensleaguecio.org.uk

A network to share best practice amongst Catholics working in fundraising for charities. Meets twice a year in London for a topical presentation, discussion and networking. There is also a LinkedIn group 'Catholics in Fundraising UK'.
Contact: John Green
Email: jgreen@jesuit.org.uk

Small groups of Christians who meet regularly to help each other deepen their life of prayer. CLC’s special characteristic is the spirituality of St Ignatius, helping members to integrate prayer with action in their daily lives.
National Chaplain: Br Alan Harrison SJ
Diocesan Representative: Jackie Gill (Administrator), 114 Mount Street, London W1K 3AH
Email: president@clcew.org.uk

The Community of Sant'Egidio is a 'Church Public Lay Association' which began in Rome in 1968. The different communities, spread across 73 countries, share the same spirituality and principles which characterise the way of Sant'Egidio: Prayer, Communicating the Gospel, Solidarity with the Poor, Ecumenism, and Dialogue. The Community regularly gathers for common prayer, as a pathway to becoming familiar with Jesus' words, presenting to the Lord the needs of poor people, our own needs and the needs of the whole world. The Community of Sant'Egidio, in London as elsewhere, lives in service to the poor in friendship and familiarity, considering them as brothers and sisters, especially the homeless and the elderly in nursing homes.
Email: info@santegidio.org.uk
Web: santegidio.org.uk
Facebook: @santegidiolondon
Twitter: @santegidiouk
Instragram: @santegidiouk

The mission of the Community of the Risen Lord (CRL) UK is to bring life-transforming renewal both to parishes and dioceses, with outreach and pastoral activities based on the teaching of the Catholic Church. Meetings are held at St Joseph's Pastoral Centre, Hendon, from 3.30-5.30pm on the 2nd and 4th Sundays.
Contact: Sonia Tissera (UK Co-ordinator), Niru Fernando and Eric Jeevaraj (Co-Group Team),
70 Roxeth Green Avenue, South Harrow HA2 8AG Tel: 07957 117928
Email: crluk@3jbs.com
Web: www.crlmain.org

Vatican II restored the Order of Virgins, which dates from the early Church. Canon 604 speaks of this form of consecrated life, mentioned in the Catechism (paras 922-4). We are consecrated publicly by the Bishop to live an independent life within the local church community. Each woman is autonomous, and her pattern of life is planned by herself and approved by the Bishop. She is responsible for her own finances. Other women are consecrated as widows; our vow is for life. Those who wish meet annually for a week at Hyning monastery. This kind of religious life combines freedom with commitment.
Contact: Gosia Brykczynska, OCV, 148 Carlyle Road, London W5 4BJ
Tel: 020 8560 0120
Email: gosia.brykcynska@protonmail.com

Internationally recognised ancient and charitable Catholic Order of Knighthood under the custodianship of the Royal House of Bourbon Two Sicilies.
Grand Master: HRH The Duke of Castro
Prior: HE Cardinal Vincent Nichols
Sub-Prior Most Rev George Stack, Archbishop Emeritus of Cardiff
Chief Chaplain for Ireland: Bishop Raymond Field, Auxiliary Bishop of Dublin
Delegate for Britain and Ireland: awaiting appointment
Vice-Delegates: HE Mr John Bruton (Ireland), The Rt Hon Lord Murphy of Torfaen (Great Britain), The Son Sir Peter Caruana (Gibralter)
Contact: Sacred Military Constantinian Order of St George, 12 Queen's Gate Gardens, London SW7 5LY
Tel: 020 7594 0275
Email: chancery@constantinian.org
Web: www.constantinian.org.uk

Renewing the face of the earth, moved by the Holy Spirit, one with the Catholic Church, and blessed to witness to Christ's love and service, Couples for Christ is a united global community of family evangelizers that sets the world on fire with the fullness of God's transforming love.
Contact: Bong Nidea UK Head
Tel: 020 8924 4675
Email: nideabong@yahoo.com
Romeo Mendoza UK Elder Co-ordinator
Tel: 020 8477 8213
Email: mendozar@cosco.co.uk
Website: http://couplesforchristuk.weebly.com

For those called to spread the Gospel in the tradition of St Dominic. The Fraternity meets monthly at St. Dominic's Priory, Southampton Road, London NW5 4LB.
Chaplain: Fr Leo Edgar OP
Contact: Catherine Wallis-Hughes:
Email: catherinewallishughes@gmail.com

A life consecrated to God through vows, offering challenge and mutual support, helping to develop our apostolate and service to others.
Moderator: Janet Wiltshire,19 Broomfield Place, Earlsdon, Coventry CV5 6GY
Email: Janetwilts@aol.com

A Public Association of the Faithful, recognised by the Holy See, for lay people, priests, deacons and consecrated men and women.
Contact: Frederic and Anne-Sophie de Narp, 2 Kensington Gate, London W8 5NA
Tel: 07730 347337
Email: asdenarp@gmail.com
Web: www.emmanuel.info

To promote interest and encourage research into English and Welsh Catholic history. Helps preserve relevant documents. Arranges regular meetings/visits. Members' quarterly newsletter.
Secretary: Angela Hodges, 45 High Street, Stoke sub Hamdon, Somerset, TA146PR
Tel: 01935 823928
Email:secretary@echa.org.uk
Website: www.echa.org.uk

An international ecclesial movement which began in 1943 in Trent, Northern Italy, when Chiara Lubich and the small group of people around her experience God's personal love and the transformative power of putting the words of the Gospel into practice. The Focolare Movement's principal aim is to help bring about the fulfilment of Jesus' prayer 'That all may be one'. In this country Focolare has a national conference centre in Welwyn Garden City and local groups in various locations.
Contact: Focolare Centre for Unity, 69 Parkway, Welwyn Garden City AL8 6JG
Tel: 01707 323620
Email: cfu@focolare.org.uk
Website: www.focolare.org/gb

To pray for the Holy Father’s intentions, study and promote his teaching. Supports a fund assisting in defraying expenses of his Apostolic Ministry.
Chair: John Langan
Secretary: Mary Maxwell, 23a Vincent House, Vincent Square, London SW1P 2NB
Email: fhfenquiries@gmail.com
Web: www.thefriendsoftheholyfather.org

Friends of theHoly Land (Registered Charity 1130054) is an ecumenical and non-political charity which fosters resilience and hop among Christians in the Holy Land. Our efforts flow from Christians through Christians to Christians. We week to raise awareness of the daily challenges faced by Christians living in the Holy Land, supporting them with prayers and fund-raising, and encouraging Christians to visit the Holy Land and meet local Christian communities. We provide funding to meet emergency needs for the most vulnerable, and support sustainable projects mainly in education, employment, health and housing which ultimately make a difference to individual Christians and their families. Cardinal Nichols is the Founding Patron.
Chair Jim Quinn Vice-Chair Peter Rand Hon Treasurer Tony Stokes
Contact: Office Manager, Friends of the Holy Land, Farmer Ward Road, Kenilworth Warwickshire CV8 2DH
Tel: 01926 512980
Email: office@friendsoftheholyland.org.uk
Web: www.friendsoftheholyland.org.uk
Facebook: @friendsoftheholyland
Twitter: @Social_FHL

Founded in 1985, the Friends (Charity no. 1075141) support students of the College, who will be our future priests, with prayers encouragement and financial help. Over £385,000 has been given to the College since 1985 for various projects. In 2018 the Friends started an additional Pilgrimage Fund (Restricted) to assist the College when pilgrimages are arranged.
Secretary: Jim Holroyd
E: j.s.holroyd@outlook.com
W: www.friendsofenglishcollegerome.org.uk

The Society was founded in 1977 to support the fabric and function of Westminster Cathedral. The Friends is a membership organisation and runs a full programme of events throughout the year including online events for those outside London. Single annual membership is currently £30 per annum payable via standing order. Friends receive a bi-annual newsletter with news of the Cathedral. Membership is open to all.
Friends Co-ordinator: Joe Allen, Clergy House, 42 Francis Street, London SW1P 1QW
Email: josephdavidallen@rcdow.org.uk
Tel: 020 7798 9059
Website: www.westminstercathedral.org.uk

A Catholic, pro-life pregnancy centre providing friendship and practical help and ongoing support of all kinds to assist pregnant women to choose life for their children. We have daily Mass and Adoration in our Centre. We provide speakers and run a monthly day of prayer and fasting for the end of abortion. We provide post-abortion counselling too. We welcome volunteers who wish to help us in our work.
Director: Clare McCullough, The Good Counsel Network, PO Box 46679, London NW9 8ZT
Tel: 020 7723 1740
Email: info@goodcounselnetwork.com
Web: www.goodcounselnetwork.com
Blog: mariastopsabortion.blogspot.com

Supporting evangelisation in England and Wales. Principal means: encouraging prayer, evangelisation, and innovation in our Church; offering financial support to charities promoting the Catholic faith in England and Wales, and parishes through each of our dioceses.
Master: Mgr John Armitage
Project Worker: Nazar Alsamarai
79a Barking Road, London E16 4HB
Email: info@guild-ransom.co.uk
Web: www.guild-ransom.co.uk

The Guild is open to all and meets every Tuesday at Our Lady of Willesden, Nicoll Road NW10 9AX after the 7pm Mass. Its purpose is to pray for the intentions and protection of London through the intercession of Our Lady of Willesden.
Guild Master: Fr Stephen Willis
Tel: 020 8965 4935
Email: stephenwillis@rcdow.org.uk
Web: parish.rcdow.org.uk/willesden

Catholic Association of Bellringers
Guild Office: 23 Albany Rd, Saint Leonards-on-sea TN38 0LP
President: Anne Bray
Secretary: Rhona McEune
Tel: 07766 258118
Email: secretary@guildofstagatha.org.uk
Diocesan Rep: Canon Shaun Lennard, 243 Mutton Lane, Potters Bar EN6 2AT
Tel: 01707 654359
Email: pottersbar@rcdow.org.uk

Association of Pontifical Right formed mainly by young people who alternate a life of recollection, study and prayer with evangelising activities. Their spirituality is based on devotion to the Holy Eucharist, love for Mary and fidelity to the Pope.
Contact: Deacon Arthur Hlebnikian, 29 Lower Teddington Road, Hampton Wick KT1 4EU
Tel: 020 8943 4159
Email: lumenmaria@aol.com
Web: www. arautos.org

To strengthen in its members the Christian life, in fidelity to the Pope and the teachings of the Church, observing the principles of charity for assistance to the Holy Land; to aid the charitable, cultural and social works and institutions of the Church in the Holy Land, particularly those of and in the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem, with which the Order maintain ties; to support the propagation of the Faith there, involving in this work Catholics scattered throughout the world, united in charity by the symbol of the Order, and also all brother Christians; and to sustain the rights of the Catholic Church in the Holy Land.
Contact: Howard Field
Email: westminstersecretary@eohsj.org.uk
Web: https://eohsj.org.uk

The Home Mission Office exists to support the work of the Department for Evangelisation and Catechesis. It is manned by the Home Mission Advisor who serves as a point of reference for evangelisation in dioceses, movements and organisations in the Catholic Church in England and Wales. In recognition of the ways in which the media can be used as a tool of evangelisation the Advisor works as a member of the Catholic Communications Network (CCN) team.
Contact: Home Mission Officer, 39 Eccleston Square SW1V 1B
Tel: 020 7901 4818
Web: www.cbcew.org.uk/home-mission

Through national membership we offer advice and training on delivering services to people who are homeless or in housing need; facilitate and co-ordinate frontline services, including a London-wide winter shelters forum; and campaign for better legislation. We support the development of services nationwide and champion alternative solutions, notably housing co-operatives and community land trusts. Members are available to speak to groups or after Masses about homelessness and housing. We also co-ordinate the annual Homeless Sunday in October.
Chief Executive: Kathy Mohan, The Foundry, Unit 2.11, 17 Oval Way, London SE11 5RR
Tel: 020 3752 5635
Email: info@housingjustice.org.uk
Web: www.housingjustice.org.uk

Helping to make a difference (13-17 year olds), Impact trains young people to become leaders in life using the ‘See, Judge, Act’ method. See ‘Young Christian Workers’ for more details.

Launched by Pope Benedict XVI during his visit to Britain, to honour the memory of St John Paul II and his vision for sport, this charity enables the setting up of clubs in parishes and schools, supports clubs in need of advice and guidance and produces educational materials for schools and parishes. Catholic in inspiration, working with all and for all, its purpose is summed up in its strapline: 'Educating young people through sport'.
Contact: Mgr Vladimir Felzmann CEO, John Paul II Foundation for Sport, Vaughan House, 46 Francis Street SW1P 1QN
Email: info@jp2f4s.org

Fraternal order of Catholic men supporting the mission of the Church and the spiritual, intellectual and material welfare of its members and their families.
Head Office: 75 Hillington Road, South Glasgow G52 2AE
Tel: 0141 883 5700
Email: headoffice@ksc.org.uk
Provincial Grand Knights
Province 11: Dale Stuart
Province 29: Jim Pugh
Province 30: Anthony Berkeley

Dedicated to the use of the 1962 Roman Missal.
Contact: Head Office, 9 Mallow Street, London EC1Y 8RQ
Tel: 020 7404 7284
Email: info@lms.org.uk
Web: lms.org.uk

An informal group of Catholic missionary and volunteer organisations which offer faith-based volunteering overseas. Co-ordinators meet to share ideas and resources and each summer run a residential week-long pre-departure training course for volunteers. This training course is also open to those going to volunteer abroad with religious orders who may not have access to training. Each member organisation has its own charism and sending practice (opportunities, countries, length of service, age range) and contact details for each website can be found on Facebook page LMVN.

For Christians in middle and later life helping them grow spiritually and to take up their responsibilities as members of the Church through friendship, spirituality and mission, with parish-based regular meetings.
National President: Colin Blagdon, 19 Lymington Road, Stevenage SG1 2PE
Tel: 01438 216247
Web: www.lifeascending.org.uk

Mr Ross Roberts National Secretary Mrs Marie Ryde
Email marieryde@btinternet.com Web: www.lifeascending.org.uk

LCW is part of the international Catholic Worker movement founded in 1933 by Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin. CW communities are houses of hospitality for the poor as well as places to perform the works of mercy and organise resistance to the works of war, injustice and violence. The movement practises hospitality, active non-violence, gentle personalism and voluntary poverty. Each community is independent, with no HQ. We need full-time live-in community members and volunteers, as well as part-time volunteers and donations in cash or in kind.
Contact London Catholic Worker 49 Mattison Road N4 1BG Tel: 020 8348 8212 Email: londoncatholicworker@yahoo.co.uk Web: www.londoncatholicworker.org

LCW is part of the international Catholic Worker movement founded in 1933 by Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin. CW communities are houses of hospitality for the poor as well as places to perform works of mercy and organise resistance to the works of war, injustice and violence. The movement practises hospitality, active non-violence, gentle personalism and voluntary poverty. Each community is independent, with no HQ. We need full-time live-in community members and volunteers, as well as part-time volunteers and donations in cash or in kind. Contact: London Catholic Worker, 49 Mattison Road N4 1BG
Tel: 020 8348 8212
Email: londoncatholicworker@yahoo.co.uk
Web: www.londoncatholicworker.org

A British charity and a religious order of the Church, supporting in the UK, inter alia, the Orders of St John Care Trust, soup kitchens in London, Oxford, Cambridge, Colchester and St Andrews, and pilgrimages for the sick to Lourdes and Walsingham.
Contact: British Association Sovereign Military Order of Malta, Craigmyle House, 13 Deodar Road, London SW15 2NP.
Tel: 020 7286 1414
Email: basmom@btconnect.com

The Marist Way is the lay branch of the Marist Congregation, bringing together people who wish to participate in the life and mission of the Church in the 'Spirit of Mary', a way envisaged by Jean-Claude Colin, founder of the Marists, who are Priests, Sisters, Brothers and Laity. Marists endeavour to think, feel, judge and act as Mary did, at Nazareth and at Pentecost. All Marists believe that Mary maintains a special interest in bringing the women and men of our time into contact with her Son, Jesus. They feel called to share in this concern of Mary's and to become part of her family to work on her behalf. The term 'the work of Mary' describes this essentially missionary spirit.
Contact: Pat O'Connor, 12 Harrow Road, Linthorpe, Middleborough TS5 5PD
Tel: 01642 914486
Email: patriciaoconnor44@gmail.com

We provide marriage preparation and relationship counselling to thousands of couples each year through a network of centres and professionally accredited volunteers. Visit our website to book a place on a marriage preparation course for those marrying in the Catholic Church or for a counselling appointment. If you are interested in helping us support couples in your community we would love to hear from you: please also visit the website.
www.marriagecare.org.uk
Helpline: 0845 660 6000 Appointments Line: 0800 389 3801
Registered office (Charity number 218159): Marriage Care, Huntingdon House, 278 Huntingdon Street, Nottingham NG1 3LY
Tel: 0900 389 3801
Email: info@marriagecare.org.uk
Web: www.marriagecare.org.uk

Provides weekends for couples and those who are engaged, in association with priests and religious, to enrich their lives through improving communication.
Contact: Paul and Bianca Smith, Fr Andy Burns CSsR
Email: leadership@wwme.org.uk
Web: http://wwme.org.uk/

Offering counselling, coaching, spiritual direction, talks, courses, and workshops to build self-understanding, confidence, deal with stress, difficult relationships, loss, bereavement, anxiety and distress; also psychometric testing, EFT, tips for prevention of age-related memory loss.
Director: Sr Josephine Bugeja LCM, MA, RGN, RMN, Flat 10, Berkeley Court, 33 Gordon Road, Ealing, London W5 2AE
Tel: 020 8810 4432
Email: jbugeja@aol.com

An education institute promoting links between our diocese and the Church in Hong-King and China. It provides an MA degree programme in Chinese Cultural Heritage Management (validated by Middlesex University) and a wide range of leisure, Chinese cookery, language and calligraphy classes. Ming-Ai specialises on British Chinese Culture Heritage projects, and has an outreach project to demonstrate Chinese culinary skills to schools' food and technology classes.
Chairman: Professor Jonathan Liu
Dean: Ms Chungwen Li
Contact: Ming-Ai I(London Institute), 1 Cline Road, London N11 2LX
Tel: 020 8361 7161
Email: enquiry@ming-ai.org.uk
Web: www.ming-ai.org.uk or www.britishchineseheritagecentre.org.uk

The Pope's official charity for overseas mission, with 120 offices worldwide under the co-ordination of the Pontifical Mission Societies in Rome. We are the Holy Father's chosen instrument for sharing the Gospel and building the Church throughout the world. Together, the Missio offices globally support 1,069 dioceses in 157 countries. It is the only Catholic charity which supports the 40% of the Universal Church that is too new, young or poor to support itself. We aim to follow Christ's example by helping everyone in need, regardless of background or belief. Missio comprises four branches which work together: the Association for the Propagation of the Faith (APF), the Society of St Peter the Apostle (SPA), Mission Together (MT), and the Pontifical Missionary Union (PMU).
National Director: Fr Anthony Chantry MHM,
National Office for Mission, 23 Eccleston Square, London SW1V 1NU
Tel: 020 7821 9755
Email: info@missio.org.uk
Web: www.missio.org.uk
Diocesan Director for Missio: Fr Carlos Quito
Email: carlosquito@rcdow.org.uk

Part of the Missio network, Mission Together provides such things as healthcare and education for the world's poorest children, regardless of background or belief. It supports vulnerable children via educational, medical and welfare projects through schools, orphanages, health centres, children's homes and nutrition programmes. The food, education, medications, shelter and formation that MT provides fulfil both the children's spiritual and practical needs.
Contact: National Office for Missio (Reg. Charity No. 1056651), 23 Eccleston Square, SW1V 1NU Tel: 020 7821 9755
Email: missiontogether@missio.org.uk
Web: www.missiontogether.org.uk
Diocesan Director: Fr Philip Baptiste
Email: philipbaptiste@rcdow.org.uk

A consultative body to the Bishops’ Conference of England & Wales with consultative status within the United Nations, with representatives from 32 Catholic organisations and the dioceses. A forum in which women are enabled to share their views and concerns and make recommendations at all levels.
President: Margaret Clark
Episcopal Liaison: Abbot Hugh Allan OPraem
Secretary: Patricia Stoat
Tel: 07724 685780
Email: nbcwpres@gmail.com
Web: www.nbcw.co.uk

A consultative body to the Bishops’ Conference, consisting of lay apostolic national organisations, liaison representatives, advisors and executive. Advisor: Bishop Tom Williams
President: Val Ward
Tel: 07711 121415
Email: valward19@yahoo.co.uk
Secretary: Debbie Cottam
Tel: 07778 266059
Email: deborahcottam@outlook.com

The Newman Association exists to promote greater understanding of the Christian faith and the application of its principles to the contemporary world. It takes its name from Saint John Henry Newman, who wanted an 'intelligent and well-instructed laity' and his belief that we learn best in rational discourse with our fellows. Membership is open to all Catholics who wish to deepen their knowledge of the faith and place themselves at the service of the Church in the company of others of like mind. Non-Catholic Christians admitted to associate membership. Regular conferences are held, and there are some 18 local circles throughout England and Wales.
Secretary: Sophie Rudge
Email: secretary@newman.org.uk
Web: www.newman.org.uk

An association of men and women who are qualified to give religious instruction. We work in parishes and also by distance learning. Postal and online courses include our Foundation Court, leading to a qualification certificate for training parish catechists or as a personal development course only; our Diploma Court, which provides more academic training enabling catechists to lead parish programmes; the Catholicism Made Simple Course, which is a basic introduction to faith for adults and youth; and the Children's Section, which provides courses and lesson leaflets for parents or catechists working with children attending non-Catholic schools and in preparation for the first Sacraments. Our latest course is Mysteries of the Christian Life, based on the 20 decades of the Rosary.
CWL National Secretary: Jean Clarke
Email: natsec@cwlhq.org.uk
Web: www.catechists.org.uk

Pax Christi is a gospel-based international movement for peace, open to all. We strive to help the Church and wider community to proclaim and make peace through its work for reconciliation and the promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence. We offer a wide range of materials for parishes each year to encourage support for Peace Sunday (the Pope's World Pedace Message), celebrated on the 2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time.
National President: Archbishop Malcolm McMahon OP
Chief Executive: Andrew Jackson, St Josephs, Watford Way, Hendon, London NW4 4TY
Tel: 020 8203 4884
Email: info@paxchristi.org.uk
Web: www.paxchristi.org.uk

Part of the Missio network of charities, the Pontifical Mission Union (PMU) is responsible for encouraging all the faithful to have passion for mission and evangelisation. As Catholics we are encouraged to share the love of God through our words and actions with our global family. Contact: National Office for Missio, 23 Eccleston Square SW1V 1NU
Tel: 020 7821 9755
Email: info@missio.org.uk
Website: www.missio.org.uk
Diocesan Director: Fr Carlos Quito
Email: carlosquito@rcdow.org.uk

Pray As You Go is a daily prayer session produced by the Jesuits in Britain, designed to be with you wherever you are, to help you pray whenever you find the time. Pray As You Go also provides audio retreats and extra Ignatian resources. Available as an app for iOS and Android, as a podcast, or online
Web: www.pray-as-you-go.org
Contact: Pray A You Go, 114 Mount Street, London W1K 3AH
Tel: 020 7499 0285
Email: feedback@pray-as-you-go.org
Web: www.pray-as-you-go.org

Pact, Prison Advice and Care Trust, is the national Catholic charity that supports prisoners, people with convictions and their children and families. Our staff and volunteers provide caring and life-changing services at every stage of the criminal justice process: in court, in more than 60 prisons, on release, and in the community. We help people to make a fresh start and work for the Common Good of society.
Prisoners’ Sunday falls on the second Sunday of October. The charity sends a Prisoners’ Sunday Pack to every parish. Please mark Prisoners’ Sunday and consider organising a second collection to support prisoners and their families and the work of Pact. We work in 5 prisons in the Diocese of Westminster and in the courts. We welcome donations and enquiries from potential volunteers or parish reps.

Pact Chief Executive: Andy Keen-Downs
Pact, 29 Peckham Road, London SE5 8UA
Tel: 020 7735 9535
Email: parish.action@prisonadvice.org.uk
Web: www.prisonadvice.org.uk

Pact runs the national Prisoners’ Families Helpline. We provide sound advice and support for families and friends affected by imprisonment. Call the free, confidential Helpline: 0808 808 3444 or email info@prisonersfamilies.org.

Our group enables Catholics in their 30s or 40s to get together as a social or spiritual level
to get together at a social and spiritual level. Events include Masses, retreats, walks, meals, museum visits, pilgrimages, holidays, and other opportunities to meet up together.
Contact: Rev Hugh Hanley SCJ
National Office: St John's, 266 Wellington Road North,Heaton Chapel SK4 2QR
Email: project2030@btinternet.com
Web: www.nwcatholic30s.com or forthysomethings.net

A lifeline for troubled marriages, helping heal and renew marriages in distress. For couples who are finding it difficult to communicate; who argue about everything or live in silence; who feel alone, lonely and distant; who may think separation and divorce are their only options.
National Co-ordinators: Caroline and Michael L'Estrange
Tel: 07887 296983 / 07973 380443
Email: retrouvailleukinfo@gmail.com
Web: www.retrouvaille.org.uk

Chief Administrator: awaiting appointment
Secretary: Angela Rowe

Chief Administrator: Mgr Canon Nicholas Rothon, 5 Cresswell Park, Blackheath, London SE3 9RD
Tel: 020 8852 5420
Diocesan Representative: Fr Graham Stokes
Tel: 020 8868 7531

The members of the Secular Franciscan Order, founded by St Francis of Assisi, number more than 500 in the UK. They make a lifetime Profession to join the Order, but remain in their secular state living in the world. Their rule and life is dedicated to observing the Gospel of Christ in the secular world by going from Gospel to life and life to Gospel. They support each other in their endeavours by gathering regularly in local fraternities, and in the spirit pf the Beatitudes they seek to share the love of God with all people and all of creation.
Email: info@ofsgb.org
Web: www.ofsgb.org

A life of service through vows of chastity, poverty and obedience in union with others of like mind, remaining in their own circumstances. Women of prayer living in the world as Servants of Mary.
Contact: Regional Director, 27 Glengate, South Wigston, Leicestershire
Email: vocations@ssi.org.uk
Web:
www.secularinstitutes.co.uk/ssi.htm

A centre for study and growth in mutual understanding between Christians and Jews, as well as other faiths and cultures. As a place to listen, learn, reflect and respect we offer a regular programme of courses and lectures, as well as times for reflection and prayer. Our specialist library has staff available to assist with research. Outside groups also use our facilities for their own seminars, training and meetings. The Centre is run by the Sisters of Our Lady of Sion.
Contact: Sion Centre for Dialogue and Encounter, 34 Chepstow Villas, London W11 2QZ
Tel: 0207 313 8220 or 0207 229 6266
Email: sioncentrefordialogue@gmail.com
Web: https://sioncentre.org/

Aims to encourage high standards in Church art, to assist prospective patrons in the selection of suitable artists and craftsmen and to provide fellowship to those who have the arts and Catholicism in common.
Secretary: Mary Jean Donaghey
Tel: 020 8681 7633
Email: maryjeandonaghey5@gmail.com
Website: www.catholicartists.co.uk

The Society promotes devotion to Our Lady of Lourdes by enabling and encouraging pilgrims to visit Lourdes, minimising barriers of cost and disability, and by organising services and talks in her honour during our pilgrimage in May and through its 'Pilgrims Way' magazine and social media.
President: Cardinal Vincent Nichols
Chairman: John Mitchell
Secretary: Phil Unwin
Contact: Society of Our Lady of Lourdes,
c/o Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Botwell Lane, Hayes, Middlesex UB3 2AB
Tel: 020 8848 9833
Email: enquiries@soll-lourdes.com
Web: www.soll-lourdes.com or
www.facebook.com/groups/soll.lourdes/

The Society (founded in 1922) exists for the promotion and advancement of the Roman Catholic religion in England and Wales, principally through assistance in the maintenance of Archbishop's House, Westminster.
President: The Duke of Norfolk DL
Chairman: Mary Goodwin DCSG, DGCHS
Hon Chaplain: Fr Peter Harris
Secretary: Richard Collyer-Hamlin, 77 Gibbon Road, Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey KT2 6AE Tel: 07970 401731
Email: richardcollyerhamlin@hotmail.com
Web: www.staugustineofcanterbury.org.uk

The national Catholic society promoting understanding, active participation and good practice in the celebration of the liturgy. It organises summer schools, lectures and study days for all who are engaged in liturgy and music as well as regular meetings for composers. The journal 'Music and Liturgy' (available by subscription) contains articles, news, reviews and a practical liturgy planner.
Secretary: Mo Griffiths, 7 Nore Farm Avenue, Emsworth, Hampshire PO10 7NA
Email: secretary@ssg.org.uk
Web: www.ssg.org.uk

Founded in 1926 to promote unity and encourage greater knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the tradition of the Eastern Churches, to promote Catholic-Orthodox unity and to support the Eastern Catholic Churches. Publishes 'Chrysostom' annually. Meetings second Saturday of every month at 2pm, followed by Divine Liturgy at 4pm.
President H.E. Cardinal Nichols
Chair Fr Mark Woodruff
Membership and General Enquiries Paul Nizinskyj
E: ssjc.uk@gmail.com
W: www.orientalelumen.org.uk

Part of the Missio network, the Society of St Peter the Apostle trains the Church leaders of tomorrow, bringing the love of Christ to vulnerable communities, and passing on the gift of faith to future generations in over 157 countries around the world. Every year Missio's SPA supports the training of 30,000 future priests and 11,000 religious sisters in the mission dioceses. Only SPA, as the Pope's own charity, has this unique role throughout the world.
Contact: National Office for Missio, 23 Eccleston Square, London SW1V 1NU
Tel: 020 7821 9755
Email: spa@missio.org.uk
Web: www.missio.org.uk
Diocesan Director for Missio: Fr Carlos Quito
Email: carlosquito@rcdow.org.uk

SPICMA is a voluntary Catholic organisation which reaches out to the poorest and most marginalised in the developing world. It is open to the needs of small communities and individuals who neither fulfil the criteria of, nor have any way of approaching the larger aid agencies. We support development projects and relief aid through the various missionary congregations and clergy to be certain that the help gets to the people for whom it is intended.
Patron: Bishop Thomas McMahon
Hon Director: Patrick Phelan, PO Box 299, Cirencester, Gloucestershire GL7 9FP
Tel: 0300 3020016
Web: www.spicma.org

For the assistance of needy former clergy and religious received into the Catholic Church.
Secretary: Fr Paul Martin, Windsor House, Heritage Gate, East Point Business Park, Sandy Lane West, Oxford OX4 6LB
Tel: 01865 513377
Email: directorstbarnabas@gmail.com
Web: www.stbarnabassociety.org.uk

The Guild was founded in 1895 to help those suffering from leprosy. It supports leprosy hospitals, treatment centres, rehbilitation centres and residential care for people suffering from
or afflicted by leprosy in 12 countries, as well as projects to eradicate leprosy one community at a time.
Chair of Trustees: Edward Reed
Director: Katharine Jones, 51 High Street Arundel West Sussex BN18 9AJ
Email: enquiries@stfrancisleprosy.org
Web: www.stfrancisleprosy.org

Organises Sunday walks in London and the Home Countries throughout the year. Rambles on additional days and further afield are occasionally provided, plus other social activities.
Contact: Antoinette Adkins
Tel: 020 8769 3643
Email: antoinette_adkins@yahoo.co.uk
Web: www.stfrancisramblers.ukwalkers.com

The charity provides almshouse accommodation for elderly / retired Roman Catholics who are of limited means and able to live independently.
Contact: St Joseph's Society, 42 Brook Green, London W6 7BW
Tel: 020 7603 9817
Email: stjosephssociety@yahoo.co.uk

The St Vincent de Paul Society (SVP) is an international Christian society, Catholic in character and origin. The Society's mission is to bear witness to Christ's love and to put his teaching into practice. With mutual support, friendship and encouragement, members seek to reach out and extend their commitment through person-to-person care for those disadvantaged, neglected or in need. They seek to identify the causes of need, provide items of furniture, clothing and food where appropriate and offer the hand of friendship. In these ways members aim to develop their own spiritual lives, strengthening their own faith and deepening their love of God and their neighbour.
Chief Executive: Elizabeth Palmer, St Vincent de Paul Society, Romero House, 55 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7JB
Tel: 020 7703 3030
Email: info@svp.org.uk
Web: www.svp.org.uk

The Project provides support to young families in South Westminster. We believe that early help to families will reduce or prevent the many potential crises families and children can face through school and adolescence. At present there are several aspects to our project, giving priority to those most in need:
Family Space, a service for young families which aims to support the whole family through drop Ins, Creche, one to one support opportunities, support groups, parenting and healthy living courses.
Creative Art Therapies for children between the ages of 4 and 13 years. We accept referral from local schools, children's services, and other agencies working with children.
Our six Vincentian Values are being respectful, inspired, travellers together, professional, holistic and compassionate.
CEO: Andrew Varley, St Vincent's Family Project, Methodist Central Hall, Storey's Gate, London SW1H 9NH Tel: 020 7654 5351
Email: info@svfp.org.uk
Web: www.svfp.org.uk

Stella Maris is the official maritime agency of the Catholic Church in Great Britain. It is a registered charity (number 1069833) reliant on the annual Sea Sunday appeal and donations to sustain its ministry. 90% of world trade is carried by ship.
Seafarers and fishers often work in dangerous conditions suffering loneliness, deprivation and exploitation. It deploys chaplains and ship visitors who welcome merchant seafarers fishers to our shores and provide for their pastoral /practical needs - regardless of creed or nationality. Catholic seafarers / fishers also have the opportunity to receive the sacraments. Stella Maris provides chaplains on board cruise ships, works to maintain seafarers' centres inside ports, and collaborates with industry bodies to speak for seafarers' / fishers' rights. It relies on a network of valued contacts and volunteers to sustain its development.
CEO/European Regional Co-ordinator: Martin Foley, Stella Maris (AofS), 39 Eccleston Square, London SW1V 1BX
Tel: 020 7901 1931
Email: info@astellamarismail.org
Website: www.stellamaris.org.uk

International movement for married couples of all ages whose purpose is to help couples live fully the Sacrament of Marriage. Groups of 4-6 couples, with a chaplain or spiritual advisor, meet monthly in each others' homes to support, pray and discuss Scripture. There are over 11,000 such Teams around the world.
Email: info@teamsgb.org.uk
Website: www.teamsgb.org.uk

Grail people quest for the pearl of great price and value all people at whatever point they have reached in their quest. We do this in the awareness of God's presence surrounding us in the living world, in human society and in all we meet. As a community centred on the Eucharist we are committed to sharing the Christian values that inspire us and bring our lives a spirit of creativity, celebration and joy. The Grail offers forms of membership for single women, married couples and there is also associate membership open to all. Local groups meet regularly throughout the country.
Contact: Grail Community, The Hermitage, Cheriton Road, Winchester S022 5HW
Tel: 01962 859870
Community E-mail: community@grailsociety.org.uk
Business Centre Email: bookings@grailsociety.org.uk
Web: www.grailsociety.org.uk

The Union of Catholic Mothers has as its aim the promotion of permanent marriage, stable families, Catholic education and vocations to the priesthood. The UCM foundations contribute to many aspects of parish life. Through Diocesan and National Committees, the voice of the UCM is expressed at national and international level on all issues concerning women. Membership of the UCM, which is open to all women, provides an opportunity for women to meet women with similar experiences, concerns and joys.
Spiritual Director: Fr Michael Johnston
Diocesan President: Iona De Souza, 47 Redfern Avenue, Whitton, Middlesex TW4 5NA
Tel: 020 8894 2366
Email: ionadesouza@aol.com
Web: www.theucm.co.uk

A challenging and fulfilling Gap Year in UK for 18-35 year olds of any nationality, living in small communities serving people who are vulnerable, in the spirit of St Vincent de Paul.
Contact: Marion Osuide, St Matthew's Presbytery, Worsley Road, Eccles, Manchester M30 8BL
Tel: 07708 314996
Email: marion@vincentianvolunteers.org.uk
Website: www.vincentianvolunteers.org.uk

A movement of apostolic formation, for young people between 13 and 30. Through a programme of enquiry in small groups in parishes and schools, YCW educates and trains young people for their mission of Christian service in everyday life. It enables them to become apostles to other young people and prepares them for the responsibilities of adult Christian life. YCW also produces educative enquiry discussion material and arranges numerous training events, including residential weekends.
National President: Marc Besford, YCW HQ, St Anthony's Presbytery, Eleventh Street, Trafford Park, Manchester M17 1JF
Tel: 0161 872 6017
Email: info@ycwimpact.com
Web: www.ycwimpact.com

Young City Catholics (YCC) is a group of Catholic young professionals in their twenties and thirties working in the City of London and Canary Wharf.
Our community regularly meets (every six weeks) at St Mary Moorfields Church, situated in the heart of the city between Moorgate and Liverpool Street.
We are a group of Young Professionals working in the City or Canary Wharf across different industries. Our Vision is to foster professional and personal development on the back of Christian values, in a friendly and welcoming environment.
Tel: 020 724 8390
Email: info@ycc-london.co.uk
Web: www.ycc-london.co.uk

Youth 2000 seeks to raise up a new generation of saints to evangelise the nations by inviting young people (aged 16-35) to encounter Jesus Christ at the heart of teh Catholic Church. Led by young people for young people, Y2K hosts weekend Prayer Festivals, where young people are introduced to the essentials of the Catholic faith, Mass, Eucharistic Adoration, Confession Scripture and Devotion to Our Lady. These festivals provide opportunities to build friendships, experience God's love and receive the grace of conversion. Youth 2000 also runs a Mission Team, where young people across the country are invited to join the mission and play their unique role in the vision of building a civilization of love.
Contact: Youth 2000, Pilgrim Bureau, Friday Market Place, Walsingham, Norfolk NR22 6EG
Email: info@youth2000.org
Web: https://youth2000.org